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2+2 Coaching builds better talent faster through it’s radically simple, science-based approach.

In 8 Steps to High Performance, talent expert and bestselling author Marc Effron cuts through the noise with his signature “science-based simplicity” approach to identify what matters most and shows you how to optimally apply your time and effort to boost your performance.

Just like the rules for avoiding a bear attack in the wilderness, the rules for your company avoiding an attack from private equity bears are very clear. Just like those in the wilderness, these rules are often violated and the consequences can be deadly. clear and violated even more frequently.

While some HRBP’s consistently support talent management, others actively or passively block the talent agenda. Their resistance may be driven by control needs, jealously or outright lack of confidence in your abilities. That resistance can destroy any chance that your talent practices will deliver their intended business impact.

After studying the personality traits of 1,000+ HR leaders globally, the personality experts at Hogan Assessments know the secrets to who’s in HR and why. Join Hogan’s Chief Science Officer Dr. Ryne Sherman as he shares the surprising facts behind their ground-breaking research.

The hard truth about performance management is that its success – like most good things – requires challenging and sometimes unpleasant work.

How is your organization driving business impact for Talent Management? This new report uncovers the surprisingly long journey of Talent Management to 74% near-peak adoption in 2017, reflects on the state of Talent Management today, and outlines how Talent Management is positioned to add value to the organization unlike ever before.

This makes benchmarking your neighbors a risky proposition when you audit your HR strategy and practice.

Benchmarking stories provide false comfort even if they describe well-known companies and come from well respected sources.

Our 2019 Global HR Census finds that a curious dichotomy describes those in the HR field. HR leaders show up as highly committed and engaged. Many are willing to sacrifice to achieve their career goals. They care deeply about developing people and they possess broad and deep experience in the function.